Las Vegas, NV, November 5, 2001 – If you have ever run a multitrack recording session, you know how important it is to keep track of your recordings: Virtual Tracks, EQ, FX, and other mixer settings. Scribbling this information down on tiny pieces of paper just isn’t an efficient solution - enter TrackNotes by Virtual Studio Systems, Inc., creators of Windows-based software for amateur and professional songwriters and home recording artists. TrackNotes is a track management system used to document recording sessions. The system has extensive reporting capabilities, including several versions of track sheets. It supports collaboration efforts and can be a lifesaver if engineers (home and/or professional) ever need to return to a complex project at a later date. The software also provides a great way for users to understand and review their own and others’ production techniques.

"TrackNotes is all about helping the home studio musician keep track of his or her session," says VSS product manager Edward Imbriano. "We have designed a system that is flexible enough to be compatible with any home recording scenario you can imagine, from a 4-track tape deck to a complete 64-track digital studio. We wanted the user, not the software, to dictate how the session should be managed. From the simplest direct-in recording to the most complex signal path imaginable, TrackNotes handles it with ease, and provides the user with a number of useful printed reports. We’re very excited about TrackNotes, and we’ve found that the home recording community is too."

Virtual Studio Systems, Inc. (VSS) is a privately held Corporation, founded in September 1999 and became a NAMM member in November 2000. The company’s goal is to bring the finest software solutions to problems encountered by musicians, songwriters, and home and project studio engineers. For more information about TrackNotes and VSS, contact the company via email to info@virtualstudiosystems.com, or visit their website at http://www.virtualstudiosystems.com, or call 888.732.1176.